WO2010126429A1 - Dispositif pour indiquer une corrosion critique d'une structure métallique - Google Patents

Dispositif pour indiquer une corrosion critique d'une structure métallique Download PDF

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WO2010126429A1
WO2010126429A1 PCT/SE2010/050417 SE2010050417W WO2010126429A1 WO 2010126429 A1 WO2010126429 A1 WO 2010126429A1 SE 2010050417 W SE2010050417 W SE 2010050417W WO 2010126429 A1 WO2010126429 A1 WO 2010126429A1
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Anders DAHLSTRÖM
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    • G01N17/00—Investigating resistance of materials to the weather, to corrosion, or to light
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  • the present invention relates to a device that indicates when exterior corrosion on a metallic structure located in soil, water or concrete and that is subjected to external influence reaches a predetermined depth, i.e., a corrosion critical to the metallic structure.
  • test plates which is based on the fact that test plates, weighed in advance, are buried adjacent to the pipe and electrically connected to the pipe. After a certain predetermined time, the plates are dug up and the occurred general and localized corrosion, respectively, of the test plates are evaluated by measuring pit depth and evaluation of mass change, respectively.
  • the technique of employing test plates has, on one hand, economical disadvantages as a consequence of high costs of burying and digging up as well as evaluation, and information about serious corrosion is, on the other hand, often obtained far later than when it has occurred.
  • ER-probes are based on the principle that the resistance in a wire or a sheet of the metal increases when the amount of metal decreases as a consequence of corrosion. In this case, the rate of corrosion can be measured continuously. ER-probes provide good information about the magnitude of the general corrosion, however no or at least only a very small indication of local corrosion attacks is obtained, such as pitting, since they only marginally have an impact on the total resistance of the wire/sheet. For a pipe conduit, it is the pitting corrosion rate that is the most important parameter, since a local pit may give rise to leakage.
  • JP 2107947 discloses a solution to measure corrosion on a metallic buried pipe.
  • a box body comprising closed hollow spaces is buried in the vicinity of the pipe.
  • the box body has a wall thickness that is less than the wall thickness of the metallic pipe.
  • the closed hollow spaces are provided with a pressurized medium having a predetermined pressure via connected conduits. The pressure of the medium is measured by a pressure gauge.
  • a pressure gauge When the wall of the box body has corroded so much that a hole has been formed in the wall, the pressure in the closed hollow space will fall, which is detected by means of the pressure gauge. By detecting a reduction of the pressure, information is thus obtained about the wall of the box body having corroded so that the wall has been perforated, and by that the corrosion has reached a critical level.
  • JP 2107947 has the disadvantage that it does not reflect the real conditions that the metallic pipe conduit usually is subjected to.
  • the box body will not be electrically insulated and will accordingly not be subjected to alternating current influence and high current densities in the same way as a metallic pipe having a protective coating.
  • moisture may migrate in, for instance, from the soil via a local defect in the protective coating, between the protective coating and the metallic structure, whereby a local corrosion cell may be formed under the coating.
  • This local corrosion cell may give rise to such corrosion that the coating risks peeling off from the surface of the metallic pipe.
  • the object of the present invention is to rapidly get an indication of when corrosion, above all localized corrosion such as a pit, attains a predetermined critical level for a pipe conduit installed in the ground or another metallic structure installed in, or in another way in contact with, soil, water or concrete environment. This is accomplished by the device according to the independent claim 1 as well as the method according to the independent claim 8. Preferred embodiments are defined by the dependent claims.
  • the device according to the invention comprises a probe that has a closed tubular container intended for a pressurized medium.
  • the container is made of a metallic material, preferably the same or essentially the same as the metallic material that the metallic structure, for which the critical corrosion is to be indicated, is made of.
  • the container has a centre axis, an outside as well as an inside.
  • the inside defines the space that is intended for a pressurized medium.
  • the wall thickness of the container corresponds to the depth of the corrosion that is considered to be critical for the metallic structure, which means that the wall thickness of the container is less than the thickness of the metallic structure, for instance, the wall thickness of a pipe conduit installed in the ground.
  • the device has also a connection member intended for the connection of the container to a source of pressurized medium.
  • the pressurized medium is supplied to the container from the source via the connection member.
  • the connection member is preferably arranged at or in the vicinity of an end of the tubular container.
  • the device also comprises means for electrically connecting the container of the probe to the metallic structure where the critical corrosion is to be determined. This guarantees that the container and the metallic structure have the same electric potential and that they accordingly are subjected to the same conditions.
  • This means for electrically connecting the container and the metallic structure to each other may suitably be an insulated conductor.
  • the container of the probe is coated essentially over the entire outside thereof with a protective coating except over a predetermined surface. This surface is free and will in use accordingly be exposed to the environment that the metallic structure is subjected to and will thereby corrode.
  • the probe comprises a container having a protective coating that is arranged on the outside of this container and has a controlled defect, and mimics in this way the conditions that the metallic structure in worst cases could be subjected to, i.e., in case of a defect in the coating on the construction.
  • the container is essentially rotationally symmetrical around the centre axis thereof. This guarantees that the container is not subjected to an inhomogeneous current density distribution above all over the surface that is intended to corrode, and that the device thereby in a reliable way indicates the corrosion that the metallic structure can be subjected to.
  • the probe is placed in the immediate vicinity of the metallic structure where the critical corrosion level is to be determined. By this, the probe is exposed to the same corrosive soil, water or concrete environment as the metallic structure.
  • the other parts of the device may, if desired, be placed remotely from the metallic structure provided that the container is electrically connected to the metallic structure.
  • the container is filled up to a positive pressure with a medium, preferably inert gas, via the connection member.
  • the pressure is monitored in the container by means of a pressure gauge, such as a manometer or an electric pressure transducer.
  • a pressure gauge such as a manometer or an electric pressure transducer.
  • the pressure gauge detects the corrosion having reached the predetermined critical level.
  • the size of the surface that is to be subjected to corrosion is suitably determined by the environment, such as concrete, water or type of soil, and another external influence, for instance, electric influence, that the metallic structure is subjected to.
  • the size of the surface is also suitably determined by the expected occurrence of and the size of defects in a possible coating arranged on the metallic structure.
  • the suitable size of the surface can easily be determined by a person skilled in the art by simple routine tests.
  • the device By means of the device according to the invention, it is possible to rapidly get an indication that corrosion of a metallic structure located in soil, water or concrete has reached a predetermined critical level.
  • the device is particularly advantageous since it also will indicate corrosion as a consequence of stray currents, particularly alternating current corrosion.
  • the device is in addition relatively inexpensive to manufacture and does not require that it should be removed from the environment at regular intervals for evaluation. In fact, it only has to be replaced when the corrosion has reached the predetermined critical level, for instance, when it is about time for repair measures of the metallic structure.
  • Figure 1 shows a side view of a part of a probe according to a first embodiment of the device according to the invention.
  • Figure 2 shows a cross-section of the probe according to Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 shows a side view of an alternative embodiment of a probe.
  • Figure 4 shows a cross-section of an alternative embodiment of a probe.
  • Figure 5 shows an embodiment of the device according to the invention.
  • Figure 6 shows a part of the device according to an alternative embodiment.
  • Figure 7 shows use of the device to indicate a predetermined corrosion of a pipe conduit installed in the ground.
  • Figure 8 shows a probe arranged in a concrete structure to indicate a predetermined critical corrosion of reinforcement embedded in said concrete structure.
  • the present invention relates to a device to indicate a predetermined critical corrosion of a metallic structure installed in, or in another way in contact with, soil, water or concrete environment.
  • the metallic structure may, for instance, be buried in sand, soil or clay, located on the bottom of the sea, subjected to rain, moisture or condensate, or be embedded in concrete.
  • the device comprises a probe that is intended to be subjected to corrosion on a part of the external surface thereof.
  • the probe comprises a closed tubular container intended to contain a pressurized medium when used.
  • a closed container should be considered to be a container that has solid walls essentially around the entire inside thereof with the exception of an inlet opening, and thereby has the possibility of containing a pressurized medium.
  • the inlet opening is arranged in one wall of the container and intended for the introduction of pressurized medium into the interior of the container.
  • the inlet opening may be arranged so that it can be entirely sealed, whereby the container is entirely closed when using the device.
  • the inlet opening always is open to a connection member, as will be described further below.
  • the container has a centre axis and a first as well as a second end, at least the first end being intended to be placed in the vicinity of the metallic structure.
  • the container is essentially rotationally symmetrical around the centre axis thereof.
  • the device also comprises a connection member intended for the connection of the container to a source of pressurized medium.
  • the connection member is arranged at the inlet opening of the container.
  • the pressurized medium is supplied to the container from the source via the connection member and the inlet opening of the container.
  • the connection member is preferably arranged at or in the vicinity of the second end of the tubular container. Furthermore, the connection member has a valve that guarantees that the pressurized medium does not flow back from the connection member out toward the source of pressurized medium alternatively the surroundings.
  • the device also comprises a pressure gauge to measure the pressure of the pressurized medium upon use of the device.
  • connection member may in certain cases be arranged so that also the same, at least partly, should contain the pressurized medium upon use of the device, for instance, when the pressure gauge is arranged at a distance from the container. In this case, the connection member also connects the container with the pressure gauge.
  • the device also comprises means for electric connection between the container and the metallic structure.
  • This means for electric connection may, for instance, be one or more conductors that are electrically insulated except where they connect to the metallic structure and the container of the probe, respectively.
  • the connecting point between at least the metallic structure and said means for electric connection is preferably insulated against the surroundings in accordance with conventional technique.
  • the protective coating On the outside of the container, there is a protective coating arranged essentially over the entire outside of the container with the exception of a predetermined surface. This surface is intended to corrode and is accordingly left free from protective coating.
  • the purpose of the protective coating is to control where the corrosion will occur on the container, as well as to guarantee that the free surface has a size that is adapted to get an influence equivalent to the monitored construction, above all in those cases the device is to be used in environments where stray currents are found.
  • the protective coating has furthermore a purpose of, when using the device to indicate corrosion of a protective coated metallic structure, mimicking the conditions that the metallic structure in fact is subjected to.
  • the protective coating is preferably the same or essentially the same as the protective coating that the metallic structure has.
  • the protective coating may be polyethylene when the device is to be used for the indication of corrosion of pipe conduits installed in the ground.
  • the size of the surface that is to be subjected to corrosion is suitably determined by the environment that the metallic structure is subjected to, such as concrete, water or soil. Also other conditions, such as possible electric influence, affect the suitable size of the surface. However, the suitable size of the surface can easily be determined by a person skilled in the art by simple routine tests.
  • the area of the surface that is intended to corrode is 0,5-10 cm 2 , preferably 0,5-5 cm 2 .
  • the container is made of a metallic material, preferably the same or essentially the same metallic material as the metallic structure is made of, as well as has a wall thickness that corresponds to the critical corrosion of the metallic structure at least on the surface of the container where the corrosion is meant to occur.
  • Figure 1 shows a side view and Figure 2 shows a cross-section of a part of the probe 1 according to a first embodiment.
  • the probe 1 comprises a tubular container 2 of a metallic material as well as a protective coating 3 arranged on the outside of this container.
  • the protective coating 3 is arranged essentially over the entire outside 7 of the tubular container with the exception of a surface 4.
  • the container is provided with a protective coating that has a controlled defect that corresponds to the area at the surface 4, and the container will thereby be subjected to corrosion attack on this surface 4 in use.
  • the surface 4 has a first extension essentially parallel to the centre axis (not shown) of the tubular container 2 as well as a second extension around the entire circumference of the outside of the container.
  • the surface 4 is arranged at a distance from the first end 8 of the tubular container as well as at a distance from the second end thereof (not shown).
  • the tubular container 2 has a wall thickness t that corresponds to the depth of the predetermined critical corrosion of the metallic structure that the device is intended to be used for. Hence, this means that the wall thickness t of the container is less than the thickness of the metallic structure. This guarantees that information about the fact that the metallic structure may have corroded to a critical level can be obtained in good time in order to, for instance, enable repairs of the metallic structure before perforation of the metallic structure has occurred.
  • the inside 6 of the metallic container 2 defines a space 5 intended to contain a pressurized medium.
  • the pressurized medium may be a gas or liquid, however a medium is used that does not risk causing internal corrosion of the container.
  • an inert gas is used as the pressurized medium.
  • the tubular container is essentially rotationally symmetrical around the centre axis thereof, i.e., both the inside and the outside of the container are essentially rotationally symmetrical. This makes that a uniform current density distribution is obtained over the surface 4.
  • the container may have a cross-section that is not rotationally symmetrical around the centre axis thereof, for instance, a quadratic or rectangular cross-section perpendicular to the centre axis of the container.
  • a cross-section that is not rotationally symmetrical around the centre axis thereof, for instance, a quadratic or rectangular cross-section perpendicular to the centre axis of the container.
  • the current density will however be higher in possible corners of the cross-section of the container that thereby run the risk of corroding considerably faster than the rest of the cross-section of the container. Therefore, in these cases the corners of the cross-section are provided with the protective coating and the surface that is free from coating is arranged on an outer surface of the cross-section at a distance from said corners.
  • Figure 3 shows a side view of a part of a probe according to this embodiment where the entire container has an essentially quadratic cross-section perpendicular to the centre axis thereof and is coated with the protective coating 3' except over a surface 4' that is essentially circular and arranged at a distance from each edge 9, 10 of the probe as well as at a distance from the one end 8' and the other end (not shown) of the probe.
  • Figure 4 shows a part of a probe 1 according to an alternative embodiment.
  • the probe according to this embodiment differs from the probe according to Figure 1 in that the container is provided with a protective coating 3 only in the upper part thereof, i.e., the surface 4 that is intended to corrode is arranged essentially at the first end 8 of the tubular container.
  • This embodiment of the probe may, for instance, be suitable in use in environments that do not run the risk of being subjected to stray currents.
  • the probe shown in Figure 4 may, for instance, be used when the device is to be used to indicate a critical corrosion of a metallic structure in a concrete environment, for instance, reinforcement embedded in concrete.
  • Figure 5 shows an embodiment of the device according to the invention.
  • the device comprises a probe 1.
  • the probe 1 comprises a tubular container having a protective coating 3 arranged essentially over the entire outside of the tubular container with the exception of a surface 4 that is intended to be subjected to corrosion.
  • connection member 15 for the connection of the container to a source of pressurized medium is arranged in the upper end 11 of the container.
  • the connection member 15 comprises a valve 12 intended to be connected to the source for the pressurized medium and to guarantee that pressurized air does not flow from the container out to the surroundings via the connection member 15.
  • the device also comprises a pressure gauge 13 arranged to measure the pressure of the pressurized medium in the container, as well as means 14 to electrically connect the container to the metallic structure.
  • Means for providing remote monitoring of the pressure gauge can easily be arranged in accordance with conventional technique.
  • Figure 6 shows a part of the device according to a preferred embodiment, which differs from the device disclosed in Figure 5 by the fact that it also comprises a flexible pipe conduit 16.
  • the flexible pipe conduit 16 is arranged to supply pressurized medium to the tubular container (not shown in the figure) of the probe, and is therefore, in one end thereof, connected to the container and, in the other end thereof, connected to means, in the form of a valve 12, in order to supply pressurized medium from a source of pressurized medium. Even if a flexible pipe conduit is shown in Figure 6, it is also feasible that the pipe conduit is not flexible.
  • the pipe conduit 16 is preferably a metallic pipe, for instance, a flexible metallic pipe of copper, which is electrically insulated against the surroundings, alternatively a pipe that contains at least one conductor.
  • means 14 to electrically connect the metallic structure with the tubular container of the probe may be arranged in a box 17 placed at a distance from the metallic structure and the container of the probe, the electric connection being obtained via the pipe conduit 16 as well as means for electric connection 14.
  • said box 17 may be located above the ground in the case when the metallic structure is a pipe conduit installed in the ground.
  • Figure 7 shows an embodiment when using the device to indicate a predetermined critical corrosion of a pipe conduit 20 installed in the ground.
  • the probe 1 of the device is placed in the vicinity of the pipe conduit 20 installed in the ground and will thereby be subjected to the same or essentially the same external influence as the pipe conduit installed in the ground.
  • a flexible pipe conduit 16 as has been described above reference being made to Figure 6, is arranged between the probe and a transducer cabinet 21 arranged above the ground.
  • the container of the probe is electrically connected to the pipe conduit 20 installed in the ground via the flexible pipe conduit 16 and an insulated cable 22. This guarantees that the container of the probe has the same electric potential as the pipe conduit 20 installed in the ground.
  • a pressure gauge to measure the pressure of the pressurized medium is arranged in the transducer cabinet 21.
  • the pressure of the pressurized medium will fall, which is detected by means of the pressure gauge.
  • Figure 8 shows a partly cropped perspective view of an embodiment when using the device to indicate a predetermined corrosion of a metallic structure in a concrete environment, more precisely reinforcement 30 in concrete 31. At least one part of the probe of the device is cast into the concrete 31 in the vicinity of a reinforcement member 30.
  • the container 2 of the probe is provided with a protective coating 3 except over a surface 4 that is intended to be subjected to corrosion.
  • the tubular container 2 of the probe is electrically connected to the reinforcement via a staple 32 arranged at the surface 4.
  • a staple 32 arranged at the surface 4.
  • a gas that can be detected by means of a gas sensor is used as pressurized medium in the probe, preferably an inert gas.
  • a gas which is detectable by means of a gas sensor, it can easily be detected where the critical corrosion has arisen by using, on the outside of the concrete, such a gas sensor to detect the gas.
  • Said gas sensors are previously known and can in many cases detect very low contents of gases. In this way, information is obtained about where in the concrete structure the corrosion has occurred.
  • the gas sensors may, but do not have to be a part of the device, but may be a separate mobile unit that only is used when the device has detected that corrosion has occurred.

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La présente invention porte sur un dispositif pour indiquer une corrosion critique prédéterminée d'une structure métallique située dans un sol, dans de l'eau ou dans un environnement en béton. Le dispositif comprend une sonde 1 qui a un contenant tubulaire fermé 2 prévu pour contenir un milieu sous pression, et qui a une épaisseur de paroi t qui correspond à la corrosion critique prédéterminée. Un revêtement protecteur 3 est disposé essentiellement sur la totalité de l'extérieur 7 du contenant, à l'exception d'une surface 4 qui est prévue pour être soumise à une attaque de corrosion. Le contenant 2 est laissé se corroder de telle sorte que le contenant devient perforé, après quoi la pression du milieu sous pression chute. Le changement de pression est mesuré à l'aide d'un manomètre 13, et, de cette façon, une information est obtenue au sujet du fait que la corrosion a atteint le niveau critique prédéterminé.
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